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Show LvOCTOBEB 25, 1949 iTia amoscan fobk ;l;n.r.l FRIDAY, OCTOBER 29, 1513 U&hool Buses Made Safer lit-: making achool r,5h safer, Is reportea oj 'ZtmA Commission, after a Tchool bus inspection r'T WWtncy Oroor Super-rl Super-rl rftht Highway Patrol. fMl report expressed ap-ISo ap-ISo Khool authorities for tton to the safety move-IT move-IT stated that many of the La a busses found 1)7 trto making the Inspection taken care of. Evidence Cwt is seen In the re- it jZa rear's inspection which Gj- hereas this year there flClhlrty-one. Last year liot M buses which lacked Lh-t imereency exit ' while C there were only fifteen -at shows that there are L which do not meet state Uanents for school bus rV . . 1 ,AMir tl Mia jgcti noted, scnoot auuiuri-, auuiuri-, dlitricts where the defec-oki defec-oki operate have been notl-ia notl-ia deficiency and requested , flu defects taken care of lm- 'jtSiamood, Chairman of the Oomlsdon, nas stated inn fflbt do let-up in the safety L gutu every school bus In C hu been brought to the Gaiety itandards. ff ANT ADS WlMHrl for general house- In Irving Driggs, on' ceme- W 4th ward, Lehl. 10-34-tf Enrol Flynn Has Adventures In "The Sea Hawk" Krrol Flynn, swash-buckllng hero ox so many thrilling screen adven Ground Water Level Lower Than 1938 In a well near Lehl, Utah County, the water level at the end of Sep- t.8' hM hl most glorious role In tember 1940 was essentially the same lgiIX-1940 DeLuxe Ford i )or mileage. Sell at large k Alien Wells, Lehl. 10-24-tf tUIX-1930 Ford Tractor, k rl trade for horse. Oass LehL 10-04-ltp I BST Tnree-room cabin, dap for, the winter. See Out, Lehl 10-24-tf. me oea awk." Warner Rmm Thrilling new saga of the seven seas, which Is scheduled to have its first local showings on Sunday and Monday, Mon-day, October 27 and 28. at the Cameo Theatre. Riding the danger-swept waters of the Spanish Main, fighting through enemy ambushes in the swamp-in fested Jungles of Manama, attacking tne iignong ships of agreat Armada, Arma-da, battling the tyranny that shackles shack-les men to the torturous chains of a vciiiuic uvuvmiw nynn s role as "The Sea Hawk" Is film adventure at its greatest heights. Lavishly produced, nothing has been spared in bringing the action-packed story to thrilling life on the screen. Mighty sea battles, daring duels, magnificent court scenes and a ten der love story are masterfully Interwoven Inter-woven In "The Sea Hawk," which critics who have previewed it have already labelled one of the great motion pictures of all time, Featured with Flynn Is beautiful Brenda Marshall, hailed as one of the most exciting new star "finds" of the year. Claude Rains, Donald Crisp, Flora Robson, Alan Hale, William Lundigan and Una O'Can nor head the supporting cast of thousands. Michael Curtiz directed from the screen play by Howard Koch and Seton I. Miller. Erich Wolfgang Korngold wrote the musical musi-cal score which accompanies the thrilling action of the film. 22ndDgden Livestock Show To Feature -Greater Number Of Cattle And Swine Classes The twenty-second annual Ogden livestock show will be held November Novem-ber 8 to 14, and will feature, a greater great-er number of cattle and swine classes class-es than In past yean. The prize money totals $13,000, In addition to valuable awards In merchandise. as at trie end of September 1939 but about 2 feet lower than on the same date In 1938. The lowest point reached during September 1940 was about 3.5 feet lower than the low point reached In September 1939 and about 5.3 feet lower than In September 1938. The low point being compiled and studied by the reached by the water uevel in this Geological Survey, United States well during August 1940 was the Department of the Interior, as a lowest since 1935. part of cooperative work with the Data on ground water in Utah are State Engineer of Utah. Factors Gverab)ff Valae f Pearls Wade's "Text Book of Precious Stones" gives the factors governing the value of pearls in this order: orient or luster, color, texture of akin, shape and size. The unit of weight la the pearl grain, which is one-fourth of a diamond carat The value increases as the square of the weight, apart from other fee-tors. 'I get around at little expense' IT PAYS TO TELEPHONE. You get an immediate, spoken answer to your questions ques-tions no delay getting replies. If you have a youngster away at school, enjoy a telephone visit every week or so. In a three minute conversation two people peo-ple can exchange over 300 words. F or rates to any town, just ask the operator , Short Gmedyj J 1 What Kind of Movie is This? In figuring heating costs, too, you want to see the whole program not just part of it nphe short comedy may be all right, but it's only part of the program. In the same way, your house-heating bill is only part of your entire household expense. Ifs the total that counts. For example: Suppose you are not now using Gas for house-heating, and the fuel you are using costs you about $48 a year. All right now, what does it cost you for cooking, water-heating and refrigeration? Let's say $6 a month, or $72 a year. That's a fan-average. fan-average. So your total costs for the four jobs would ' be--$48" plus $72, or $120 -an average of $10 a month. Suppose, now, that you use Gas for all four jobs. Your Gas bill, then, will not be just a heating bill It will actually be four bills in one . . . and, based on the experience of others, it will be less than $10 a month on the average. Consequently, by using complete com-plete Gas service, you can save money. Such economy is made possible by the sliding slid-ing scale for Gas rates. As you use more Gas, the cost automatically goes down. Come inland talk it over, terms on Gas equipment Ask. about easy ymkm sgid Ad? MOUUTAIH FUELISUPPLY COMPANY Ik SERVING TWENTY-THREE UTAH COMMUNITIES The show is being held in the autumn for the first time to enable the management to -assist producers of range cattle in placing their stock before the large buyers of the midwest and the west coast. The growing end of the show will be the feeder cattle division, with at least 100 carloads of feeders expected ex-pected to be on display. After operating for 21 years as a breeding show, the management feels that intermountain producers have been well acquainted with the best breeding breed-ing methods, and now have reached the point where they should receive re-ceive expert assistance in the selling sell-ing of their commercial animals. - With weather conditions favorable, the swine division also has been Increased In-creased to Include a breeding swine section, absent from the show for the past five years due to severe weather encountered during January Janu-ary shows during past years. Utah must import large quantities of pork each year to care for its culinary needs, and this fact has prompted the show management to encourage an increased swine production to fill this void. Cattle, sheep and swine classes, including competition among all breeds and kinds popular In the west, will again be .featured. In the dairy cattle division the three predominant pre-dominant western breeds, Holstelns, Jerseys and Guernseys, will be displayed. dis-played. Junior department, composed of Four-H club and Future Fanner chapters, will again compete In ringside ring-side judging contests and display their project animals in the new Junior department building annex. Of Interest to poultry producers Is the announcement of a large dressed and live turkey department. With the Thanksgiving market only a few weeks away, the turkey exhibits ex-hibits are expected to prove a big attraction. Auction sales will be held on the following days: November 12, pure bred Hereford cattle; November 13, prize winning fat cattle, sheep and hogs; purebred Holstein dairy cattle; cat-tle; November 14. carloads of feeder cattle. Dressed turkeys will be sold at auction November 12. Entertainment attractions Include the annual stockmen's banquet November No-vember 13 at six-thirty p. m. In the Ben Lomond hotel ballroom, where a special floor show and entertainment entertain-ment will be held. The stockmen's ball will be held In the White City ballroom, -November 11, Armistice day. Information relative to any phase of the livestock show may be obtained ob-tained by writing E. J. FJeldsted. manager, Ogden livestock show. ' Canada Harvests Large Wheat Crop With a carryover of some 300 million bushels, the Canadian farm ers this last spring seeded an addi tional 2 million acres of wheat. Here's the result: A 1940 crop of more than 500 million bushels of wheat. A carryover of around 300 million bushels of wheat. Commercial storage space for 380 million bushels. A total supply of more than 800 million bushels and room to store only a little more than a third of that. A prospect of a billion bushels supply sup-ply in 1941 with a market for 300,-000,000 300,-000,000 bushels. The Canadian farmers are marketing mar-keting under a quota which allows them to sell eight bushels of wheat from each acre. Yields have been running as high as 50 bushels per acre. All wheat in excess of the eight bushels must be held on the farm. There is no market for it. So Canadian farmers are piling it loose on the ground. Greatness Nothing can be great which is not right. Samuel Johnson Great minds had rather deserve contemporaneous applause without attalningjtfli de serving it. If it follow them it is well, but they will, not deviate to follow it Colton. . .Every. lwrotawy.-lB -ttwj 'cortsteUa.-: tlon of human greatness, like the stars, coines out In the darkness to shine with the reflected light of God Mary Baker Eddy. StrenKth of character lies not in df iiiarHmig spocluT " HrdihtstAncM,' but in mastering and using any thM may be given. 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